Answer:
The correct answer is: Metaphor.
Explanation:
A metaphor is a figue of speech used to create a non-literal comparison between two things. This means that the two objects that are compared are unrelated but still share common characteristics.
Unlike the simile, the metaphor does not use any connectors between the elements that it compares, rather it says that something <em>is </em>something else.
Answer:
The answer would be C: As Tina's skill at studying increased, her grades improved.
Explanation:
Since Tina is the only noun here owning something, and she is a singular object, using one apostrophe before the S is the correct answer
No, Boori does not telling the truth
True, dangling modifiers dangle in your sentence and need to be fixed.
